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CWR Ceres Power Holdings Plc

147.50
-3.20 (-2.12%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ceres Power Holdings Plc LSE:CWR London Ordinary Share GB00BG5KQW09 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -3.20 -2.12% 147.50 706,346 16:35:07
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
147.50 148.50 157.50 147.30 153.60
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electric & Other Serv Comb 22.13M -45.12M -0.2339 -6.35 286.52M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:06:23 O 2,225 148.603 GBX

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2024-03-18 18:06:56148.602,2253,306.42O
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Posted at 18/3/2024 08:20 by Ceres Power Daily Update
Ceres Power Holdings Plc is listed in the Electric & Other Serv Comb sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CWR. The last closing price for Ceres Power was 150.70p.
Ceres Power currently has 192,939,628 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ceres Power is £286,515,348.
Ceres Power has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.35.
This morning CWR shares opened at 153.60p
Posted at 29/1/2024 14:35 by scrutable
cmb
After 30 years of trying to comprehend charts for the purpose of getting more prediction right than wrong I have found it useful to think of every share price graph merging two others which are better guessed than searched for.

The share price curve would ideally be in synch with the development of the product in the widest sense, ite fitness for the need/demand it is aimed at, investment made to achieve that, and its actual sales and market share..These tend to be available if not always published but are continuous, as is the flow of workers and goods.....and IS predictable ..

Such a curve could be arrived at, but on its own would however always be distrorted by a wild, very jagged, technical one reflecting interest rates, wars, political swings ie market sentiment leading to bewilderment

The actual share price graph is an amalgam of the two values. The market generally divides into those who research fundamentals and those who guess the day to day sentiment. So we all tend to get it wrong when Lady Luck is not with us.

Chart theory helps as Brucie has been commenting on, but both the two imaginary threads I have tried to describe, help me as well. It is quite easy to get to know the company well enough to predict how far it can prosper , not so easy to get the rate of expansion. and quite impossible to guess the fickleness of the day
Posted at 28/1/2024 19:14 by 2cmb
Brucie5.
Thank you for your input.
I bought into CWR on the fundamentals and not by analyzing the chart. Fundamentals being the first thing to analyze for me.
Charts help me make future decisions. T/A does help me.
I have had CWR on my watch list for around 5 years. I mentioned the EMA's timeframes for future references. I did not mention RSI or MACD. I am very contented with my holding.
I am currently keeping an eye on the hedge funds as well as to what their future plan is lickly.
They tend to distort the shareprice IMO.
Have a good weekend all and ATB
Posted at 25/1/2024 16:23 by brucie5
Yes, point taken. I believe CWR used to be part of the IPO stable, did it not, which is designed to incubate new IP and so avoid the exactly the kind of story that VLS exemplifies. Sadly for IPO shareholders, it was 'let go'; but with enough working capital, one hopes to make it through to the B/E and over the other side. Trouble with the opacity of potential deals & partners is that commentators like the MF point to a n 'unproven' revenue model; and they are strictly correct, until such time that we do indeed get to profit.
In the meantime this is not a likely destination for risk-off capital; and the for the layman it's technically quite a difficult story to understand.
But I remain positive, have a core holding, though may trade some of my position.
Like I say, the share price is currently in no man's land and could go either way, but I'm reassured by its support above £2.
Posted at 25/1/2024 16:13 by scrutable
brucie
further to my post 2234, the undervaluation coming from the CEO's minimalist approach is exampled by the case of Delta. It was hidden for years until suddenly bursting firework-like over the market with more than £22m immediate free cash and say £21m more to come - none of it foreseen and therefore not in the share price. Clearly there are others in the CWR pipeline to surprise us in future.

This is furthered by the markets simplistic approach measuring share value with the hindsight of historical accounts ie PERs, assets p/share, dividend levels etc, utterly inappropriate for a company like CWR generating only abstract IP and using licensing skills.

In the USA,' futuristic' growth companies with rapidly growing revenues usually increase $Billions in capitalisation whilst increasing losses. The UK market damns any company whose business needs ever growing working capital. That's the main reason why UK 'crown Jewels' are constantly under threat of US takeovers.

Watch what happens in coming years to AVCT, ONT, IKA each with unexpressed IP in the SP

,,. As a further extreme example and scandal, VLS struggled desperately since Y2006 with accumulating research and development costs and a string of cash calls whilst turning rubbish into aircraft fuel. Despite a contract with British Airways, Its share price eroded from 240p to 0.24p. It has been taken over for a song. Its value was not visible in the share price but will in the future be tapped cheaply by the new buyer
Posted at 25/1/2024 09:41 by brucie5
Some interesting share price strength this morning, which may/not wane as the day progresses. But technically, the share seems to be in no-man's land, between 50 and 100 on the smas, and 100-200 on the wmas. This seems to me significant, as many were calling this down to below £2 yesterday on the cancellation the JV; but as we know this didn't happen. I'm still hopeful that DELTA has reminded the market of the potential of CWR's IP and network of interested customers: if the company succeeds, the share price will in due course be several times higher as Berenberg/Liberum suggest. If not; then clearly not. But question for investors is, what what is the appropriate discount to apply in the meantime?
Technically, afaic, a move above 2.50 (the 200wma) will be provisionally bullish ("under starters orders"); whereas a move to 290 (200sma) will be a signal that the starting gun has actually been fired.
£1.80 or below: event postponed due to bad weather!
Posted at 18/1/2024 08:21 by ch1ck
RBC Capital are looking a bit stupid this morning after Fridays downgrade to 150 from 600.Thank Christ no one listens to analysts This should push negotiations with the Chinese and Bosh forward, the share price will go ballistic when it's signed later this yearThe article in the telegraph re UK buy outs in the pipe line for this year was supper interesting
Posted at 11/1/2024 16:50 by yellowf123
I will be labelled as scaremongering but I do believe that the share price is on course for £1.
Still a few years away from SOEC tests being completed in India.
Still a few years away from recognising any royalties from manufacturing partners.

If there is any good news out there I will be happy to share that also.
Posted at 13/10/2023 09:42 by colsmith
Can't see any practical issue with China - they are World trade Organisation members and IP is covered and protected under those rules. Stealing IP or using wrongly can happen anywhere being a commercial issue; but on the surface it would all seem a good relationship with China for the JV. Maybe its the commercial terms that are hitting the brakes; there is the agreement CWR have with both companies and the deal only the two have without CWR commercial involvement.

If CWR product is best in class for the area of its usage then with all the H2O and other gas inputs to FC's that CWR FC's can handle it seems the market is poised to fly and CWR cash inflow with it. Sure is intriguing - Question is do the market players have info we PI's don't and share price is down due to that or is it just the lack of info. Not sure all this so called ethical stuff CWR seem keen to make clear to the market is in reality relevant a bit like the ESG stuff that seems good but in practice meaningless; could this be an share price hitter?
Posted at 18/7/2023 15:12 by chessman2
Yes, CWR has much to commend it and should continue to reach 4 figures.

Even after the recent rise the CWR share price is worth a lot more and should continue to head northwards.
Posted at 18/1/2023 13:58 by scrutable
ne might hardly notice it but despite the general gloom, and alacrity by traders to take profits wherever they can slice a bit from any rise, plus the activity of shorters, the CWR share price has been trending slightly higher with ever higher lows. The chart pattern shows a 20 % rise off the bottom at Christmas implying a gentle break out upwards now. The Chinese Communist party's embarassing recent new problems may be slowing up authorisations, thus delaying signing off the proposed JV..
Ceres Power share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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